Police are investigating after a woman's body was found in the East River near Queens; no foul play is suspected and an autopsy will determine the cause of death.

A deceased newborn baby girl was found with her umbilical cord attached behind a Bronx building, causing shock in the community. The cause of death is under investigation, and no arrests have been made.

An NYC correction officer, Jessica Bella-Flores, was arrested for robbery and assault in the Bronx, raising concerns about law enforcement misconduct.

The NYPD is seeking information about a Bronx robbery where two men were threatened with knives and robbed on Dean Avenue. The assailants remain at large.

Kamala Harris made a surprise SNL appearance, aiming to charm voters pre-election but faced criticism from Trump's campaign and anti-Israel protesters.

Somedays Bakery will open a new location in Long Island City, expanding its offerings of flavored croissants and baked goods in New York's culinary scene.

A man was arrested at a Bronx subway station for breaching a restricted zone with a loaded firearm. Another recent arrest involved two individuals with a machine gun at the same station.

Queens, NY residents are anticipating sunny weather with highs of 77°F dropping to 57°F by Saturday. There's a 30% chance of showers on Veterans Day, but generally, no hazardous weather is expected in the area for the coming days.

Voting machines in Queens, NY, experienced glitches during an election, causing ballot rejections and necessitating emergency bins for vote submission. The Board of Elections ensured all votes would count and heightened poll security was enforced.

A 17-year-old boy, Xavier Navarez, was shot and killed in Mott Haven, with no suspects identified and the motive remaining unclear. The shooting adds to a history of violence in the area.

NY Attorney General will not charge Officer Munoz for a 2020 fatal crash in The Bronx, citing insufficient evidence of criminality. Munoz hit and killed a pedestrian during a high-speed pursuit.

Ex-Congressman Michael Grimm is paralyzed following a polo accident and is undergoing rehabilitation, with a GoFundMe page set up for his medical expenses.

A man was fatally stabbed in Agenda Restaurant & Lounge in Queens, with one suspect detained and the motive still unknown as the investigation continues.

JetBlue shares rose after reports of Spirit Airlines' potential bankruptcy, boosted investor sentiment for JetBlue but led to a decline for Spirit's stock.

New St. Albans National Cemetery and Columbarium unveiled in Queens to serve as a resting place for cremated veterans, accommodating 3,700 remains with interments expected in 2025.

New York City firefighters tackle wildfires in Manhattan and Queens, with residents advised to take precautions against smoke and possible traffic delays.

An MS-13 gang member, Roger Morales, faces life in prison if convicted for the 2011 murder of Norman Mizzell, a retribution killing for a burglary-related dispute.

Justin Dixon pled guilty to coercing minors into prostitution and firearm possession, as part of a crackdown in Brooklyn's "Penn Track" sex trade area.

FDNY Captain Anthony Holz's trumpet, valued both emotionally and historically, was stolen while he was on duty. The loss affects his poignant musical tributes. He seeks its return without pressing charges.

FDNY Captain Anthony Holz's stolen trumpet, used in tributes including 9/11 memorials, was recovered after being sold to a pawn shop. No arrest has been made.

Yankees' Luis Gil wins American League Rookie of the Year with a 15-7 record, 3.50 ERA, and 171 strikeouts, helping lead the team to a World Series appearance.

The Bronx Zoo's Holiday Lights event returns, featuring light displays, ice carving, and festive activities, with tickets available online at varied prices.

A 64-year-old woman was shot in the Bronx, with police searching for four suspects. The community is shaken, and the woman is expected to survive. No arrests have been made.

Ex-Bronx resident Erald Alimehmeti faces charges for ISIS support and distributing bomb-making instructions, as detailed by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Travelers are beginning their Thanksgiving trips early at LaGuardia Airport, causing busy conditions exacerbated by wintry weather, leading to numerous flight delays.

A man was shot to death in Far Rockaway, Queens, leading the NYPD to search for the assailant. The 35-year-old was killed in a parking lot and pronounced dead at a hospital. No arrests have been made.

NYCFC dismissed coach Nick Cushing after a playoff defeat, making this the 11th MLS head coach vacancy this season. Cushing previously led the team to a 2021 MLS Cup win as an assistant and a 2022 Campeones Cup victory as a coach.

New York City homeowners could get property tax breaks for creating ADUs, an initiative under the City of Yes zoning overhaul to address the housing crisis.

New York authorities dismantled an international theft ring responsible for nearly $2 million in retail theft, with five arrests and over 50,000 items recovered.

A man was hospitalized after being shot in the leg through his apartment door in Jackson Heights, Queens. The suspects, believed to be his neighbors, have yet to be apprehended.

A 15-year-old boy was arrested for a deadly shooting near the Bronx courthouse, which resulted in a 29-year-old man's death from a chest wound. The circumstances of the incident are still unclear.

A 42-foot inflatable Santa in Farmingdale has become a local spectacle, visible from over a third of a mile, anchoring holiday spirit in the neighborhood.

The Bronx Zoo debuted its "Wonderous World of Wildlife" float in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, marking its 125th anniversary with biomes and star Idina Menzel performing.

The NYPD must pay $6.3 million for the wrongful death of George Homer Tillman III, after a jury ruled the 2016 shooting was negligent and unconstitutional.

An 11-year-old Bronx boy, Eugenio Montero, is missing since Thanksgiving night, prompting an NYPD search. The public is asked to provide any information on his whereabouts.

Sarah Lin received the Future Woman of Distinction award for her efforts to make movie theaters accessible for the deaf, earning the Gold Star medal from the Girl Scouts.

NYPD seeks an Uber Eats driver who assaulted two sisters outside their Bronx jewelry store after refusing to bring in their delivery. Uber has banned the driver and is aiding the investigation. The victims now fear for their safety.

A man was killed on the Van Wyck Expressway while fixing his car when another vehicle hit him and fled; the driver later returned, and no arrests have been made.

Two individuals died in a fiery Tesla crash in Pelham Manor, Westchester County, possibly due to high speed. Firefighters managed the compromised batteries post-collision.

A 12-year-old girl's handcuffing at a Bronx school led to her family's outrage and potential legal action, amid claims of excessive duration and lack of explanation from officials.

Entrepreneur John Cronin, who has Down syndrome, has built the world's largest online sock retailer, John's Crazy Socks, with a focus on inclusion and diversity in the workforce.

Seven NYC mayoral candidates discussed housing affordability at a forum, advocating for rent freezes and reflecting the financial realities of city residents.

An 85-year-old man was charged with the murder of his 87-year-old wife after allegedly stabbing her on Staten Island.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams faced criticism for suggesting undocumented immigrants aren't entitled to due process, contrasting it with his own legal rights amidst corruption charges. He later retracted, affirming constitutional protections for all.

PNK Surinamese Cuisine opens in Queens, offering Indonesian, Caribbean, Chinese, and Dutch-influenced dishes, while Shah's Halal Food expands in Connecticut with a focus on halal dietary options.

An inert grenade was found in a passenger's luggage at LaGuardia Airport; TSA confirmed it posed no danger, and the passenger was allowed to fly without charges.

A Staten Island water main break caused flooding near Clifton Station, with FDNY and DEP responding to assess damage and make repairs, but no injuries were reported.

MoMA screens Christian Marclay's "The Clock," a 24-hour video art piece that shows time in real-time using film clips, during a special 24-hour event.

The NYPD is looking for suspects linked to smash-and-grab jewelry store robberies in NYC, with the latest attempt in Brooklyn thwarted by bullet-proof windows.

The NYPD seeks Angel Perez for links to multiple sexual assaults in the Bronx, including a November 16 incident. A reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.

A severe wrong-way collision on the Hutchinson River Parkway in Westchester injured six, with one driver in critical condition. The investigation continues.

Michael Olson pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting teenage girls, including drugging and raping a 14-year-old he met on social media. He faces up to 16 years in prison.

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards endorses the $8 billion Metropolitan Park project, proposed by Steve Cohen, which includes a casino, despite some community opposition.

In an interview, NYC Mayor Eric Adams discussed topics including a tragic arson by a re-entered migrant and his indictment concerns, emphasizing the need for law enforcement and fair trials.

A taxi collision in South Ozone Park, Queens, killed Vidya Dookran-Franco, a pedestrian, and injured two men. Investigations are ongoing with no criminality found yet.

The NYPD is seeking help to find a suspect in a cellphone theft on a subway in the Bronx. A 73-year-old woman was the victim, and the police offer a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

The NYPD seeks leads on a pattern of 25 burglaries across Queens, including a recent incident on December 23, and offers a $3,500 reward for information.

The NYPD seeks help finding missing 19-year-old Lamaj McWilliams, last seen near LaGuardia Airport. He's described as 5'7", 135 lbs, with a brown complexion and was wearing a gray hoodie and green pants.

After advanced DNA testing, Judy Rodriguez, a missing NYC mother, was identified over 30 years post-mortem; her unidentified remains were found in 1991. Her family now seeks to rebury her.

The NYPD's "Operation Restore Roosevelt" in Queens gets positive feedback at its 90-day mark for reducing crime and bringing back customers, but local leaders seek an operation extension due to remaining issues such as nearby alleged brothels.

An antiquated Brooklyn substation's explosion caused a two-hour outage, stranding 3,500 F train passengers, with four minor injuries. MTA's old electric system poses broader risks to NYC's power grid.

A woman in Nassau County was arrested for DWI with four children in her car after leaving a Mineola restaurant where she allegedly punched her husband.

NYPD seeks tips on a December Bronx robbery; up to $3,500 reward offered for information leading to an arrest.

NY Attorney General and DOH sued Herkimer County vape shop, G Smoke 360 Corp., for illegal sales of flavored e-cigarettes to minors and license violations.

Musician Peter Forrest, known as P. Fluid from 24-7 Spyz, was found dead in an ambulette he drove, with an investigation ongoing into the suspicious circumstances.

Rockaway residents face a major challenge as the A train service will be suspended for four months starting this Friday due to MTA repairs on infrastructure damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

A Queens man, Jonathan Diaz, was arrested for making "ghost guns" at home, using a 3D printer; he claims it's just a hobby and faces up to 15 years if convicted.

Governor Hochul announced a $180 million investment for a cancer care center in Jamaica, Queens, in collaboration with MSKCC, to improve local healthcare access.

Kyle Weiland was sentenced to 75 months for distributing methamphetamine and selling illegal pills on the dark web.

Jacob Israel Walden is charged with sexually exploiting children and possessing child pornography, using social media for enticement, and is detained pending trial.

Deborah Finck, a mother from Staten Island with 3 sets of twins and social media fame, died at age 57 from cancer.

Joe Borelli is resigning as NYC Council minority leader, prompting an inner struggle between Councilmembers Joann Ariola and David Carr for the position.

NYC is enhancing its AI sector, with Mayor Adams and NYCEDC devising a strategy for growth, including an "NYC AI Nexus" and a partnership with OpenAI.

New York DMV recovers over $11 million for victims of auto theft and fraud, safeguarding consumer rights and advocating for fairness in vehicle ownership and services.

An 18-year-old man was shot and killed in the Bronx, with the suspect and motive still unknown. New York City's overall crime has decreased, though rapes and felony assaults have risen.

A 78-year-old man fell down an elevator shaft in the Bronx and is recovering; officials performed a rescue and the landlord received violations for poor maintenance.

New York City child care centers face payment delays and closures; some payments initiated, but disagreement over enrollment figures and the city's fiscal responsibility continues.

Irving "Irv Gotti" Lorenzo, influential figure in hip-hop and R&B, has died at 54; remembered for his contributions to Def Jam and Murder, Inc., and fostering talents like DMX and Ashanti.

New York Gov. Hochul has closed live bird markets due to seven avian flu cases, enforcing a sell-down, sanitization, and additional closure. No human cases have been reported, and the threat is considered low.

The NYPD is searching for a suspect who attacked a man with a metal object on a Queens subway. They seek public help and offer a reward for information.

NYC zoos implement precautions after ducks die from avian flu, moving birds to protected areas, and monitoring the situation closely. Human risk is low, but protective measures are advised.

Authorities arrested Raul Ayala for the 2003 murder of 88-year-old Edna Schubert, with DNA evidence playing a key role in this cold case breakthrough.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 21 attorneys general are suing the Trump administration over NIH funding cuts, claiming an illegal policy to cap indirect costs threatens medical research.

Tri-Union Seafoods has recalled canned tuna due to potential botulism risk. The recalled tuna was sold under several brand names at major retailers. No illnesses have been reported.

New York City will introduce the "465" area code in 2026 to accommodate increased phone number demand in several boroughs. Existing numbers won't change.

A stranded, underweight Risso's dolphin died on Long Island despite rescue efforts. Its necropsy will provide insight into ocean health and species behavior.

An online petition proposes renaming Long Island Sound to Gulf of Connecticut, eliciting humorous reactions and engagement from public figures, but it receives a mixed response from locals.

Governor Kathy Hochul deploys the NY National Guard to maintain order in state prisons after a correctional officers' strike leads to facility unrest and visit cancellations.

Mayor Eric Adams targets quality-of-life issues in the Bronx's Melrose Avenue with a multi-agency operation to address illegal vending, unlicensed cannabis shops, and improve public safety.

The NYPD 108th Precinct is searching for a person accused of sexually abusing a 25-year-old woman on the 7 train, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

A teen boy died, and a girl was injured in a bike collision with a minivan in the Bronx; the driver was not arrested as police investigate the incident.

DoorDash settles with New York AG for $16.75M after an investigation revealed tips were not fully passed to workers but used to cover guaranteed pay. Advancements in transparency and pay practices are mandated.

A cyclist died after being struck by an MTA bus in the Bronx; no charges against the bus driver have been reported. Another fatal traffic accident occurred in Queens.

Governor Kathy Hochul has launched an $80 million initiative in New York to improve climate resilience and support related projects, funded by the Environmental Bond Act of 2022.

Valerio’s Tropical Bakeshop, a West Coast Filipino bakery, is opening its first New York location in Queens' Little Manila, replacing the former Irish bar Saints and Sinners.

The PepsiCo facility in Liberty, New York, which makes PopCorners snacks, is closing, affecting 287 workers due to economic reasons. Local officials are seeking ways to help the impacted employees and community.

A man named Francisco Sevilla is charged with the murder of 64-year-old Juliet Kashidas-Singh, found dead outside her Queens home, possibly strangled.

Attorneys general, led by NY AG Letitia James, seek reinstatement of NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox to prevent disruption of labor law enforcement due to lack of quorum.

The FDNY issued its first criminal summons for obstructing a fire hydrant during a fatal Bronx fire, resulting in a $4,000 fine for the motorist involved.

A fire in South Jamaica, Queens injured six, with one critically. Firefighters battled the blaze, which was exacerbated by wind, for hours. A lithium-ion battery, e-bike, and propane tanks were found but not confirmed as the cause.

Queens gang leader Chance Goode is sentenced to 28 years to life for the 2020 murder of a man in a botched robbery.

The NYPD 108th Precinct is using social media to seek help in identifying a suspect in a series of Queens burglaries, offering a reward for information.

Authorities in Suffolk County indicted 13 in a car theft ring known as "CC Boyz," accused of 50+ thefts. The Suffolk DA criticized New York bail laws for limiting pretrial detention despite the severity of the crimes.

Escaped psychiatric patient Christopher Morgan was captured and taken into custody with assistance from the public and Port Jervis Police after fleeing a New York medical facility.

Seven members of a Bronx gang, "Courtlandt Over Everything," were indicted for shootings in the Mott Haven and Melrose areas, endangering countless lives.

The NYPD is looking for a suspect behind multiple armed robberies at Bronx fast-food spots. Surveillance footage shows the robber wearing glasses and a black beanie.

A former Border Patrol agent pleaded guilty to making women expose themselves during virtual entry processing, facing up to 2 years in prison and fines.

Governor Kathy Hochul implements emergency measures and a burn ban in response to severe brush fires on Long Island and extends the ban to NYC and parts of Hudson Valley.

New York celebrates Maple Month, highlighting its thriving maple industry. With production up to 846,000 gallons, the state offers Maple Weekends and supports the industry with Taste NY Markets and agricultural programs.

Long Island pastor, Jose Saez, Jr., pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting a child and faces 15-30 years in prison.

Tom Homan criticizes NY Democrats for immigration policies during a visit to Albany, amidst a lawsuit seeking to force NY to share migrant data with ICE.

Two women, Yolany Mejia Carranza and Gladys Serrano, were charged with unauthorized practice of dentistry in Long Island, operating out of their homes, with reports of injuries to patients and unsafe conditions.

Two individuals were found dead in a Queens home; the woman's body was decomposed, and the man had a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The relationship and circumstances of the deaths are under investigation.

LaGuardia Airport in New York City was named the best airport in the U.S. by Forbes Travel Guide after a major overhaul improved both its aesthetic appeal and operational efficiency.

Masih Alinejad, an Iranian dissident, testified in a Manhattan trial about her activism and a murder plot against her, allegedly orchestrated by Iran.

A high-ranking MS-13 leader, Francisco Javier Roman-Bardales, faces charges in Long Island federal court for directing criminal activities across multiple countries.

Salon du Chocolat returns to NYC after 5 years, featuring over 70 exhibitors and a chocolate dress inspired by Snow White, spotlighting Haitian chocolate company AYITIKA.

A fire at a substation near Heathrow Airport has halted flights, affecting 200,000 travelers and disrupting operations at JFK with 146 weekly flights to/from London.

The first professional women's rugby match in the U.S. features the New York Exiles vs. the Boston Banshees, marking a milestone for Women's Elite Rugby.

The Yankees open their season in the Bronx with the MTA offering special train services and historic rides, as they face lineup and injury challenges.

Austin Morrishow pled guilty to ammunition possession after a previous felony, related to a Bronx shooting that injured a child.

A Rensselaer County man, Justin Zimmer, pled guilty to methamphetamine distribution and faces 5 to 40 years in prison, with sentencing set for July 28, 2025.

A 16-year-old boy was shot and killed in Queens after stepping off a bus, marking the city's fifth youth gun violence fatality this year.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced $50 million for Phase 4 of the ConnectALL Municipal Infrastructure Program to expand broadband in underserved New York communities.

Two individuals are sought for a Staten Island burglary on March 4, where they stole Apple products from a truck. The NYPD offers a $3,500 reward for information.

Two Slovenian drug traffickers, Gorazd Filimonovic and Gasper Urbanc, were sentenced to 10 and 13 years in prison for plotting to smuggle heroin into the U.S.

Kennso Morikawa-Hernandez died a year after being shot by ex-girlfriend Ana Fernandez in the Bronx. Initially charged with assault, Fernandez may now face homicide charges.

A man crashed his car into a backyard in Central Islip and fled. Eric Jordan was arrested for leaving the scene. No injuries, but property was damaged.

A Queens state senator supports a plan for a casino complex near Citi Field, which involves reclassifying parkland for development and building a Skypark. The proposal, by Mets owner and Hard Rock, faces opposition but promises economic benefits.

Brandon Becker, former CEO of CardReady, LLC, was sentenced to seven years in prison for orchestrating a $19 million credit card laundering scheme that affected nearly 20,000 victims.

Jesse Taber, a Rotterdam man with a felony record, was sentenced to 27 months in prison for illegally possessing a shotgun. He also faces three years of supervised release after his sentence.

Craeg Robinson, 54, was fatally stabbed during a domestic argument in his Bronx apartment. His stepson is in custody, and police are investigating the motive.

The Bronx experiences a decrease in gun violence despite two recent fatal shootings, one near the Bronx Zoo and another in a domestic setting in Williamsbridge.

NYC mayoral candidates, including former Governor Cuomo, address rising antisemitism as a key issue, with plans to enhance safety for Jewish New Yorkers.

New York State is releasing some inmates early to address prison staffing shortages, excluding those convicted of major crimes. The move follows a strike and firing of guards, prompting mixed reactions regarding safety and fairness.

Travis Blake, 31, was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, Karlene Barnett, her son, Dervon Brightly, and cousin, Vashawna Malcolm. DNA evidence and surveillance footage led to his conviction, and he faces life in prison without parole.

Gov. Hochul starts a $107 million renovation of Almus Olver Towers in Syracuse, enhancing the East Adams Neighborhood with 191 updated affordable housing units, energy-efficient systems, and without displacing residents.

Two teens were stabbed by three suspects on a Bronx subway platform; the attackers also stole a cellphone and hit a victim with a bottle. This comes amidst NYPD reports of reduced subway crime.

Mylan Inc. settled with several states for $335 million over allegedly deceptive opioid marketing, without admitting wrongdoing, as part of efforts to tackle the opioid crisis.

MTA construction in Forest Hills, Queens, is affecting local restaurants by obstructing access and reducing customers, with owners like The White Radish's losing significant income.

Herman Calvin Brightman, after using dating apps to connect with women and posing as a nurse, was sentenced to 10 years for stalking and assaulting several victims.

New York faces budget challenges affecting the Medical Indemity Fund, which supports victims of birth-related medical malpractice, and the loss of 200+ public health jobs after federal funding cuts.

An 18-year-old was stabbed by three attackers in Queens; NYPD offers $3,500 for info leading to arrest. Incident details remain limited; the victim's condition is undisclosed.

NYPD seeks help to find a suspect linked to six Bronx robberies, urging public involvement and offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Maria Fraterrigo, an 81-year-old grandmother, returned to NYC with her support parrot after Frontier Airlines initially barred the bird from their flight home from Puerto Rico.

Three men from the Bronx face Attempted Murder charges after a gunfight on East Tremont Avenue. They are indicted for turning an argument into a shootout, endangering bystanders.

Two American Airlines flights clipped wings while taxiing at Reagan National Airport, with no injuries but causing delays, including for some members of Congress. An FAA investigation is underway.

Michael E. Conner was convicted of 22 counts of wire fraud and two tax misdemeanors, defrauding investors of over $6M and failing to file tax returns.

A twin-engine plane crashed in a field in upstate New York, with fatalities reported and details initially withheld by authorities. The NTSB is investigating.

Police are searching for suspects after a 68-year-old man was violently robbed near W. 183rd St. and Aqueduct Ave. in the Bronx. The attacker fled in a black Ford pickup with an accomplice. NYPD urges anyone with information to call Crimestoppers anonymously. A $3,500 reward is available.

A man was fatally stabbed in Queens, New York, following an argument over a bicycle. A person of interest is in custody; no charges have been filed yet.

A century-old pharmacy bottle was discovered by a construction crew in West Nyack, still containing its original contents and well-preserved under the thoroughfare.

The remains of two WWII soldiers, Private Harland Hennessey and Private William E. Calkins, were identified over 80 years after their deaths in Japanese prison camps.

A Canastota man, Andrew Snyder, got a 5-year sentence for drug conspiracy and firearms offenses. He distributed meth and heroin/fentanyl and illegally possessed guns.

Union workers at Manhattan Beer Distributors are striking over unfair labor practices and retirement security, affecting beer supplies in New York City and Long Island.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $12 million fund for innovative electric grid technologies to enhance energy efficiency and reliability.

Umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was hospitalized after being hit by a foul ball during a Twins-Mets game. He walked off the field with assistance and underwent tests, including a concussion protocol.

Former Bronx official Nicole Torres pleaded guilty to extortion and mail fraud conspiracy, admitting to taking bribes and falsifying poll worker records.

A judge temporarily blocked Mayor Adams' plan to allow ICE at Rikers Island, amid a legal dispute with the City Council over sanctuary laws and public safety.

Bronx authorities seek two suspects for a double shooting that severely injured chef Ian Blake, leaving him potentially paralyzed. The suspects were seen firing guns from a moped. Tips are sought via Crime Stoppers.

Authorities are investigating a daylight shooting in the Bronx involving an unidentified suspect. As the investigation continues, the NYPD is urging anyone with information to come forward. A $3,500 reward is available for tips that lead to the suspect's identification and arrest.

The NYPD seeks tips on three suspects involved in armed robbery of a boy in the Bronx. They remain at large after threatening the youth with guns and a knife.

NYPD seeks info on a Bronx shooting; a 28-year-old man was shot on East Tremont Avenue, prompting a citywide suspect search and a $3,500 reward for tips.

NY Governor Hochul's $254 billion budget plan includes a school cellphone ban, aimed at eliminating digital distractions and improving student focus and mental health.

Mayor Eric Adams announces a $331 million investment to expand after-school programs in NYC, eventually aiming to cover all students desiring participation by FY 2028.

An extensive luxury car theft ring was disrupted by a multi-state investigation, leading to eight indictments and showcasing a sophisticated, global auto theft market.

An 18-year-old woman from the Bronx was indicted for orchestrating a McDonald's shooting that injured two boys, facing charges including Attempted Murder.

Mayor Eric Adams celebrated the construction milestone of Willets Point, where the completion of two building frames signifies progress in NYC's affordable housing project, including amenities and a soccer stadium.

Over 50 living and numerous deceased cats were found in a hoarding case on Long Island, with responders treating survivors and seeking community assistance.

Governor Kathy Hochul expressed displeasure with the NHL for canceling the 2026 All-Star Weekend in New York, citing the state's significant investment in the arena and infrastructure. She requested a replacement event of equal value for Long Island.

NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue has announced her resignation, noting her pride in the department's achievements, despite fiscal challenges and the need for lifeguard system reforms.

New York man Manishkumar Patel sentenced to 14 months for a $50 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary prescriptions and medical services.

Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has allocated $4.5 million to create 10 new Youth ACT teams to provide mental health services to young people with serious emotional disturbances.

NYC real estate figure Joshua Schuster is charged with wire and securities fraud, accused of running a Ponzi-like scheme and misusing over $10 million.

Real estate execs facing city lawsuits for building disrepair have donated $410k to "Fix the City" PAC, supporting Cuomo's mayoral bid, prompting concerns over undue influence in NYC politics.

A Bronx man detained by ICE was ordered released by a judge citing due process violations; the move signals judicial pushback against the current immigration enforcement policies.

Kevin Boodram founded Serenity Robotic Lawncare, offering quieter electric robotic mowers in Long Island, with around 70 customers favoring the noiseless lawn maintenance.

Nelson Torres was indicted for first-degree murder after fatally stabbing Anderson Archila Martinez during a dispute over a bumped book bag in Corona.

Governor Kathy Hochul grants $10 million to revamp New York school food systems, focusing on local produce and enhancing food infrastructure for K-12 students.

Holocaust survivor Jacqueline Kimmelstiel, 97, attended college for a day through the "Golden Wishes" program, fulfilling a dream interrupted by WWII.

NYC aims to improve homeless shelters by enabling nonprofits to develop and own them, exemplified by a new 95-bed facility in the Bronx. Critics worry that new shelter policies demanding accountability may increase street homelessness.

Circle M Diner in Wantagh celebrates its 50th anniversary with a $5 menu, thanking the community for its long-standing support and reflecting on its history since opening in 1975.

NY AG's Office investigates the fatal shooting of Donnell Hogan by Syracuse Police, examining the incident where Hogan, who used a wheelchair, reportedly fired at officers before being shot.

A Bronx man was sentenced to five years in prison for assaulting an MTA employee during a confrontation at a subway station. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety for public transit workers.

The Queensboro Bridge now has a new pedestrian walkway, allowing for a separate space from cyclists, in New York City's effort to promote safety and non-vehicle transit.

Staten Island students are participating in an eel count, which helps monitor water quality and reflects NYC's progress in improving aquatic habitats.

A severe flu outbreak in the US has led to high pediatric deaths in New York and nationwide, with health officials stressing the importance of vaccination amidst rampant misinformation.

The NYBG exhibit "Van Gogh's Flowers" combines Vincent van Gogh's artwork with live flora, offering interactive, multi-sensory experiences and events like Starry Nights.

An Eastchester high school football coach, Thomas James Puccini, was charged with sexual exploitation of minors and distributing child pornography, with officials condemning the betrayal of trust.

A man in Queens is charged with attacking and sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl in a park while she biked with her father. He was arrested and bail set at $150,000.

A 61-year-old man was assaulted and robbed by two suspects on the Queens F subway line; he was hospitalized in critical condition. Police seek public help to find the attackers.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues the Trump administration to protect NSF's educational and research programs, especially those aimed at increasing diversity in STEM fields.

Construction has begun on the Harlem River Greenway in the Bronx, promising over 4 miles of new bike lanes and improved waterfront access, aiming to connect with the Empire State Trail for better urban mobility.

ICE's detention of a Bronx high school student named Dylan led to protests and official condemnation in New York City, with legal and health concerns raised about his treatment post-arrest.

Mayor Eric Adams and SBS Commissioner Dynishal Gross introduce "Small Business Forward 2.0" to support and expand NYC's 183,000 small businesses with streamlined processes and financial aids.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a $600,000 settlement from Equinox Group for their complex cancellation policies, ensuring refunds for customers and changes to make cancellation processes clearer and more straightforward.

New York City sees a decline in violent crime rates for the first five months of 2025, marking a record low in shootings and murders, amid public safety concerns.

A 39-year-old man was fatally stabbed outside a historic former NYPD station in the Bronx, now a preschool. Police found the victim with neck and chest wounds and he died at the hospital. No suspect is in custody and the investigation is ongoing.

Authorities in Queens have charged a man with animal cruelty following the rescue of 48 dogs from a Forest Hills apartment described as having deplorable living conditions. The dogs are currently undergoing medical evaluations and socialization as part of their recovery process.

Governor Hochul and Mayor Adams announced the completion of a 117-unit senior housing project in the Bronx, part of a $25 billion plan to create affordable homes in New York.

Nassau County driver Warren Rollins was indicted on murder, manslaughter, and other charges for dragging a pedestrian under his car and fleeing the scene in Queens.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a fatal stabbing in the Bronx, asking the public for information via social media. The incident involved a black sedan getaway car.

The last member of two ATM skimming conspiracies, Ionel Tomescu Baldovin, has been sentenced to 33 months in prison for bank fraud involving over $450,000 in losses.

NY Attorney General Letitia James released body-cam footage from a fatal police incident as part of an ongoing investigation into David Levine's death.

Governor Hochul starts a $30 million project to modernize State Routes 17A and 94 in Orange County, NY, aiming to improve safety and accommodate regional growth, with work expected to continue until summer 2027.

ICE detained a Queens 11th-grader during an asylum hearing, causing distress in the community and concern among officials about the safety of immigrant students in schools.

NYPD seeks public help after two men on a scooter robbed a man in the Bronx and fled; incident occurred on May 23, and details are on the NYPD Crimestoppers Facebook page.

A 25-year-old man was killed in a shooting in Hunts Point, Bronx. The NYPD is searching for a male suspect seen fleeing on a moped. No arrests have been made.

A suspect slashed an MTA train conductor in the Bronx, and NYPD is seeking public help to locate him. The conductor received stitches for her facial injury.

Father charged with the murder of his 2-year-old son after allegedly throwing the boy into the Bronx River; the child's body was found near the Whitestone Bridge.